Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 24, Number 33, Vincennes, Knox County, 14 September 1833 — Page 2

Dissolution of PaYtncrship. fTpl!!-: partnership heretofore existing between the subscribers in stlic practieof meJicinc, under the firm of DAVIS

&, TIUSTI.K, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons owing the firm will please call on Dr. Davis, -who is authorised to settle the books and collect the debts; and persons having claims against the firm, will please present the same to Dr. Davis for payment. -JOHN W. DAVIS, JAM 125 THISTLK. Carlisle, Aug. 31, 1S33 S;-3t RTOTZCB TTS hereby given, that letters of adminJJ -islration have been granted by the Probate Court of .Vanderburgh County, Slate of Indiana, to the subscriber, on the goods and chattels of Robert Hayzlcwood, deceased, late of said county; all persons owitr said estate arc requested to make payment, and all persons having claims J are requested to present them tor seuienicnt. The estate is supposed to be solvent. J. W. SILLISTON. Admr. August 21, 1833 2-3t $10 RBV7AKD! STRAYED or stolen from the subscriber, on the night of the IDth of August last, a STRAWBERRY ROAN MARE, 1 years old, 10 hands high, and black mane and tail. No other marks recollected. The above reward will be given for the apprehension and delivery of the thief ntidinarc to the undersigned, living in Knox county, Indiana, about 7 miles ear. i of Yincenncs,on the State road loading to Louisville; or 10 dollars for the marc alone THOMAS DxVYSON. Sept. 7, 1833 3:2-31 Executors' Notice. THERE will be offered at public auction, on the lihh of October next, in the town of Princeton, Gibson county, Indiana, the HOUSES, LOT, Carding Machine, AXD FULUETG MXI.Z., With all the machinery attached to it, all in good repair, on credits of trom one to ; live years, in equal instalments, by th a.' ft y .purchaser giving bond and approved security. The property belonging to the estate of James Evans, deed. We also give notice to the creditors, that we suppose-said estate is sdrent. JAMES DEVIN. ) r JOHN AR BUT 1 1 NOT, ( as' Aug.3I, 1833 32-It STATE OF INDIANA, ) ( Vanderburgh Count u, Set. Probate Court '. Vanderburgh Count August lerin, Charles I. Rattell vV Isaac Fairchild, Admrs. of Elisha 1 Petition to Harrison, deed. The Heirs of said Harrison. sell Real Estate. AND now here the petitioners file their petition, praying tlie sale of lot number ciiiht, in the original plan of Evansvillc, with an ajj)raisement thereof, and suggest in said petition that thc personal estate of said decedent is not sufficient to pay the debts due from said estate; and it appearing to the satisfaction of thc court, that the heirs of said EiHia Harrison, deceased, are not residents of thc state of Indiana It is therefore ordered, that publication of the pendency of this petition be made according to law, requiring them Uf

appear hero on or belore the hrst day. of the thc cslatc of Sarah Gilmore (late of next term ot this court and shew cause it f-,lox countv InJ) deceased; all persons any thev can, why said lot should not be j,mvi clalm3 asiain,t aid estate are desisoi.ltorthc payment of the debts aforesaid, j reJ to present them duly authenticated for r n.l itin.U un.iAf i.. (I... I.nt.d , I ll... n.l 1

uu . isiu iu,-,lu,uui muaumuiistra'.us tor that purpose. A vopv Attest August ri0, "is;:t iw-it $5 R3W&RD. VifV Z-r2U 1U UI'1' or stolen ,rG:n llu; "hscribcr, three LdifOAdrjsi-d miles south of Vinccnncs, on Monday ninht the liUh of Au.rit, one BJIV HORSE P0XEl 10 or 11 years old, a star in his forehead. some saddle marks, heavy main and tail, j his right fore feet split up; no other marks i recollected. PIKRRR COMPAGXIOTT A;ii.J7, LSW ai-tf STATE OF INDIANA, DAVIESS ClKCriT COV11T. John Van Trees,) vs- Foreign Attachment J-hri Dillon. ) Tv 4 I !'1CR is hereby given, that a writ jLN j Foreign Attachment has been tiled out of the Clerk's ollicc of said court, upon the affidavit of the said plaintitf; that the same has been executed by attaching Lot No. lfi, in that put of the town of Washington formerly called Liverpool, and returned; that the said writ is nowpending in said court; and that unless the said John Dillon appears and enters special bail, pursuant to the form of the Statute in such case m ule and provided, th earnewiil be considered in hrs ahs n t JOHN VAN TRF.FS, ci.iv. dx c nguit yi, 133. yo l

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S hereby given, that J have taken out letters of administration on the estate of James Allensworth, (late of the county of Spencer, in the state of Indiana,) de ceased.; ail persons having claims agamsi said estate are requested to present them, l.o nm inilohted to said estate mnnc.o,l t mnUo immediate navmcnt. I it & v i V 'i ojvciv v i . i The estate is, at this time, bclicv2dtobc solvent. JONATHAN 1IFRVEY, AJwr. August h ItS'.W 3l-tU Joseph L. Wilson, rs Ddmestic Attach' Launceloi Junki OTICE is herein given, that a writ ot Domestic Attachment was issued bv me, Martin Robinson, a Justice, of the peace in and for the county of Knox, in the above case; which writ has this day been returned executed, and an inventory filed and that on Saturday the 3 1st day of September next, at my ollicc in Yincennes, I will proceed to hear and decide upon the said attachment of which the said Eauucelot Junkin and all others concerned, will take notice. MARTIN ROBINSON, j. r. August St), 1833 3-J-3t Robert McClure and Absalom Reel, Admrs. of Israel Mead, flirri coil J On petition ssll rs. Real Es 'pi. w:.i.. -..,.1 iToir.rci;,! i tate. deceased. j II ERE AS Robert McClure and Absalom Reel, administrators of the estate ot .Israel Mead, deceased, on the eleventh day of February last, filed 'heir memorial setting forth that the personal estate of said deceased was insuffi cient for the payment of his debts, and i shewing sundrv messuages and tene ments which were the real estate of said deceased at the time of his death, and praying au order of this Court for the sale of said real estate, and the widow and heirs of the said Israel Mead having been duly notified, the widow insisting on her dower, and the heirs having shewn no cause to the contrary ; It is ordered on due jproof and consideration of the premises, that the said administrators as nforcsam do, on the fourteenth day of September next, expose to public sale, subject to the widow's dower, the west half of the N. E. quarter, section 27 of town -2 N. R. 8 west, bcini: the real estate of said deceased at tlir timo nf liii il.illi :niil tlinl llipv SP.Il thc p;lnc ,.)r thc purposcs in sui( m.Jin0rial , d jt j t;,rthpr nncrod tiat the said administrators aforesaid, previous to offering thc said land to sale, do give at least t'C'!)ty days notice of the time and place cf said sale, by putting up written ad vertisements thereof in three of th-? most public places in thc vicinity of said land, and also by advertising the same three we'eks in succession in the. Western Sun, a weekly newspaper published in Viucenncs. and that they make report of their proceedings therein to this Couit at thc next term. A true cony of thc record. ; " A. D. SCOTT, Clert. ' August 10, 1S33 30-3t Tl OW notice is hereby given, that in 7 1 conformity to thc above order, we the administrators. Vill. on Saturday thc OSth day of September next, on the premises offer for sale, at public outcry, to the highest and best bidder, the tract of land abovc described, with all its appurtenan ces. The terms will be made known o:i the day of sale. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock, a. m ROBERT Mi -C LURE.) Admrs. arsalom ri:i:l, August R), 18:$3---?t. ADBIIN2STRATXON. I Vl OTlCh is hereby given, that I have Uctilement within one vear from this date aml tl0se ilKiclted to the same are remiost re(p jed to make immediate payment The es tate is belie vd to be sol cent. JOHX I'ARKKR, Admr. August lt, l&:i'3 31 -tit STATIC OF INDIANA. DAVICSS PHOBATC COURT, August Term, 1833. F.I i jah Cb.apman, A dim, of j , Fhjah Chapman, Deceased rs ' B,1 f The creditors of said decM. J lnheneV. AND now at this day comes thc said complainant bv David Mel). maid his at- ! terney, hii-1 tiles his bill of comolaint, staung mai i tie esrate ot the said deceased is j insuliieient to pay the debts and demands j outstanding against the same, and praying generally for relief: It is therefore, Ordered', I... it... ' . M'l . . 1 . i ! f'v i.'tt v ouri i nai inc creunors oi saui dei ceaed bo intit'.ed of the tiling and penden1 r ... . J cy oi said lull, by publication m the Western Sun, a newspaper printed in Vinccnncs, for six weeks in succession; ami that, unless such creditors notify the said complainant ot the existence and extent ot their respective claim, by filing the same, or a statement of the nature, descriptian and date of the contract or assumpsit, upon which the same may be founded, in the ollicc of the clerk of this court, previous to a final distribution of the assets of the estate of the said deceased, Mich claims will be postponed in favor of thc claims of the more dil merit creditors Copy Attest. JOHN VA NTH EES, Clerk i.r. c. August :i, is'3 ;io-tu

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nj) AN A WAY from the subscriber, on JJLul, thc Ohio -river, near the lower part of Illinois, on the 1st of August, 1833, TWO NF.ORO MEX, BV TIIE NAME OF HARRY and MOSES. HARRY is abo,1t G 3 years old, llowish comkedattho elnear six feet high, of u yell t I . II plcxion, Iih right arm crooked bow joint, and when spoken to, nods his head. ItlGSHS '5 about 22 years old, some the largest, black complected, has a scar on his right hand, which has made the little finger shorter than the ether; he is a blacksmith by trade. I will give the above reward for the ap prehension and delivery of said negroes. to John Lane, living in Equality, ("aliatin county, III., or fifty dollars, if lodged in any rail, and intormathtn riven to Mr. Lane, or to D. Henccminger, in Vienna, Johnson county, 1!!., so that j get them ajram. From information, I think thev are ma king their . w ay to Indiana, They w ere purchased of Samuel Burks, Jefferson county, Kentucky. LOVELL II. SNOWDEN. Marksville, Louisiana, ) Angnst 8, 1S:)3 31-tf j 7 OTICE is hereby given, that I have XN taken out letters of administration on the estate of Amos Chippy, (lute of bpencer county, Indiana.) deceased; all persons having claims against said estate are requested to present them legally authenticated within one year, and those w ho are indebted to said estate w ill make immediate payment. The estate is supposed to be solvent. JACOB MYRES, Admr. August 19, 1833 31i;t -luiUiiUOtiMtoi Sale f SHALL offer at puolic sale, on Saturday the 21st day ot September, 1833, at the late residence of Sarah (ii'.moro. deed, all the personal estate of said do HORSES. COWS, SHE HP, II0Gi, 7 FARMING UTENSILS, A credit of nine months will be give-i on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with good security ; all sums under three dollars, cash in hand. JOHN PARKER, Admr. Aug. in. is:n 3i-3t STATE OF INDIANA. DAVILSS PROBATE COURT, August Term, 133. oamuei corner, Auministrator, &c. of John Hel phinstinc, deceased, vs. mix or 'T-i u f '1 IS1 i INSOLVENCY, a His i luuiiijio ui 5aii ut;u ii. j V I I; 1 .1 i Ayif uo ui hus nay ccmes me said complainant hv E. H. McJur.kin his attorney, and lues bis toil oi complaint, stating that the estate of the said deceased, is insuliieient to pay the debts and demands outstanding against thc same, and praying generally for relief; It is there fore ordered by the court, that the creditors of said deceased bo notified of th'J fi ling and pendency ofs:iid bill, by publication in the 'Western Susij' hCwspapcr j printed in Vinccnncs, fjr six weeks in succession; and that unless such creditors notify thc said complainant of the existence and extent of their respective claims by filing the sanv or a statement of thc nature, description and date of the contract or assumpsit upon which the same may be founded, in the ollicc of the Clerk of this court previous to a final distribution of the assets of the estate of the said deccas ed, such claims will be postponed in favor of the claims of thc more diligent creditors. Copy Attest. JOHN VAN TRi;i:S, Clerl: August 21, 133. :10 Ot STATF OF INDIANA, Vanderburgh county. sci VANDERBURGH CIRCUIT COURT, LA March Term, A. I). 1833 Robert M. Evans, i rs. In Chancer i. Elaves P. (iram ) a ND on ntlidavit filed it appearing to l. the satisfaction of the court, thatthc deteudant is not a resident of the state of Indiana On motion of the complainant. It is Ordered, That the defendant appear iil-iu uu ur uuiure me nrsi nay ot tlie next c:.r.".;Mii:ia:ir bill of complaint, or the matters and things therein contained will be taken tor confessed, and decreed in his absence accordingly. And it is (ti! rrt it tint nnt!in tl. .1.-.... ' j l IHI in. IUII. Till, UI this bill of complaint be given in a public . f. . t .... . newsjiaper of this state four weeks snoees sively; and that this cause be continued until tho noxt term of this court. Copy Attest. W. T.T.JONi:S,C7o7.. Augu-t 21. FSJ3 'W-lt -T)' SALT. Just received two hundred barrels first quality KEJVUAJfrA SALT, and for sale bv miRTCH fc HEBERI). July 23 Ls33 2o-tf JOB WORE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION norn with dki'atcii at this orrjij.

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i BVRTCU V IIEBERD Have just received their Stock of Gnr.ir.iHn cruras WI.IMi nd.lMl tl.o;. r.., trr rnnltrs their assortment complete, which thev will j Scll unusually low for cash. ; June 2."i l2-3m IW IDS s. a vi. j. vise, r.sr Ft'TF r l l y inform their friends nd the public in general, that they j stilj contiuue business on Market Street, .ft ..,.1 . A T l k'a in the house iormerly occupied by Tomlinson A Ross, and have just received from rhiladelj)hia, R.iltimore and Pitts burgh, a well selected and general as'sortment ot GROCERIES, SADDLERY, CHINA GLASS Sf QUEENSWAUE, Leghorn and Straw, Rehce and Dunstable BOSJXSrETS, LADIES, CES'TLEMES & CHILDRESS BOOTS AND SHOES, OF KVr.KY DKSfRllTION. This stock ot goods has been purchased . . . - unusually low, and w ill he sold on the best terms for cash or approved barter. -May -', 1S5.S l?--tt. NEW GOODS. THE subscribers inform their friends and the public, that they have just received from Philadelphia, Haiti more and Pittsburgh, a new amd r:r.Tr.?ivi: assgjitmcnt of GOODS, Suitable fyr the present and approaching i scas'jns comprising FOREIGX AXD DOMESTIC Dry Goods, BOOTS AM) SHOES, ruzi Sl wool- hats, Iron, Glass, Castings. &c. &c

lEW "GOOBS."

Which were selected at a favorable time; j I:ln,lc or ""thern shores, it will affud duaud w ill be iound on examination, worthv j klc benefit and great accommodation. thc attention of purchasers and will be "NO VVKOil acquainted with mills, who has

sold nnusuallv low for cash. SMITH ec. CARSON. Vinccnncs, 1st Jime, 11) if r IP! IIS subscriber respectfully infirms Jl, his friends and the public, that he has purchased of Frederick Rapp his Stock of (ioods, (Ibrmerly calleil the Harmony S-ore,) and has remove:bthem to the room formerly occupied by Thomas I). Rerry, A; Co. on Market street, whsrc he has lately received a rui:sir turi'LY or SPRING & SUMMER 7" GOODS, Which added to the f rmcr Stock, makes . 1 . . 1 . . IM I ui: avi imcxii eoni;ie:c. I nose Wishing b purchase would do well to call, as he is determined to sell very low lor cash, or anprovod barter. J. MADHOX. Vinccnncs, July 1, IS33 -3-!f FT WISH to sell my Tavern Stand, now li occupied by Col. Alexis LeRov, situated n Market street, in the borough of Vinccnnes; also the ' And Two Lots formerly owned by D. C. Johnson: situated at the east end of31arkct street, in the borough aforesaid. The T avern Stand is in a healthy and pleasant part of the borough; and the other house is well calculated fur a private family, and likewise in a pleasant and healthy situation.

For further particular?,inquirc of A.T. ' Ellis, Esqr. and Zachariah Fulliam, both!!

living in incennes. H. JOHNSON.

incennes, Ind. March 15, 1S33 7 tf. j proportion to cost, it will do a better busi- . " . TiTJtm IT -i n j ness than any steam engine, (e pease of iMOTZCB fel and engineer saved.) And that for

y -in :miM:niifr navii' comiiin. -f-'t ii. t!.c ii.-i i I IAC RLSINESSon Wa ter street, Vinccnncs, in tiie house formerly owned by Wilson Iagow, takes this method ot Mitormmg the citizens, and the country at large, that he cect3 to keep on hand, and lor sale, a general assortment of FUR HATS, which work he intends to have made in a neat substantial and fathionale manner. OCr'I'he highest price given lor all kinds of FURS. H. M. GIEIIAM Vinccnncs. la. March 17,1S32. tUtf ' 'I'lV N." I LIIIIMI !(... ly in DUl'il'il-lHt IA Y HANUFACT DRY. Xii.vw, a lauuk UMoritnriit ot FIN WAKE on bund, which I will sell at wholesale or retail low tor CASH or PRODUCE, such as may suit. Job work done at short notice. N. SMI III. Vincvnnes, Jan. 21, 1S32. 50 tf liags ! Hags ! Hags ! CASH, or W ORK, will be given foi any quantity of clean Linr.cn oV Cotton kac; at thc westkkx sr.v o!Tkc.

t SEW AXD ADZJ3 H7T7ni7ZOI7! PTl'MIK undersigned, a resident of Vin. ' Jl. cennes, Indiana, has invented aul

perfected am w and raluablc improvement n thc l'plition of triad, for the n irpose ll'mg machinery; for which he has received letters patent from the lWlcut f lllC AnWi designated J. h. LOLM. s XLI"-tti:ti:LATIu Il.inirnvrtr. Vjmmill. Occular demonstration is always tho most satisfactory and two mills arc now erected in the borough of Vinccnncs noon the plan of the undersigned , one of which has i-een in operation near two vears. t The perfect safety andcutirc simplicity of these mills, may be conceived from a brief 0utline. A horizontal wheel is placed on a vcrtiI . I... i ..I. .... t . t uuii uiwtu me limine, wiui lour or I more wings or sails standing in an inclined position from the way the wind wheel j is calculated to run, which throws a grajdual weight of the w ings on a given scope ! of the wind, and the wings bearin'on tho wind, propel the wheel; it illustrates a combinational power nf weight and w ind, with the principle of cravity artin" on 'wind. Each win iwrllimu mm mvnl.i. tion on its pivot, to one of the main wind u 1 1 not Pwli I... t i--1.1 - - o ....v.. i..M ii U" ihi) ii ui:arin 01 seven1 giw ns circmnlerence utvn th; and thc one-eighth occasions littlo or no resistance. 'J lie power is in r. -portion to the weight given, and a verv hght weight is suilicient to drive thc iniple machinery of a run of millstone. More or less power, if desired, can 1-c given while the mill is in operation, hy the lower pivot of each wing being placed on a sliding block, to which a rope is attached extending to main shaft parsing under a collar on shaft at the ro-.d of luiilding, to a wi;idlass on haft inside tho house. There is nothing conjectural or complicated in thc improvement mention ed; it is founded on a principle of nature, j and amply tested by practical experience, j The use and benefit to accrue, cannot jlong remain limited; it will be tound to j recommend itself for utility, cheapness. certainly, safety and convenience, to the eitiens of every quarter of the United States. To those who reside on the western and southern plains, and to those near the At-.-vt. ituii ji uiu uuuersigncu in operajtion, has withheld an expression of entire (approval; and a strong recommendation, . i. ... i . ; w . r i tli.-. r-i i!l.4 1 T l uiur aciuai exammauon ot tbc null at work, could now be procured, signed by hundreds of intelligent citi.ens. "rhe cvpensc of nmning geariug of a grist mill, w heiher the main shaft be vertical or horizontal, is well known to all inillrights; and the chief ditferencc arises from the drivinpower. The expense of a w hid wheel del pends upon the size ; one to carry one hundred yards of sail, wilJ not cost one hundred dollars; and one carrying six huudied yards, jnav not exceed five hmnlro.1 dollars. Thc lirst mentioned size will drivcarhnoi lour feet millstones w ith u. very moderate wind; and the last mentioned size w ill, with the same wind, drivo ? six run of the same size stones with euual safety at all times. The undersigned, as a matter of choice at the present time, would prefer to recommend a wind wheel to tarry ahont three hundred yards, say sixty feet in diameter, and to remove any possible doubt, the following assurances are here made. That with tiie least possible wind it will drivo four feet millstones; with a moderate breeze it w ill drive two or three, and with a strong wind five run of the same size each doing good business. That it will make Hour equal to any other mill, and requires much less attQntiou to keep it in repair, mat a ly of ten years ol age may have entire and perfect com mand of it at all times without dilueuuv. inai wiui earners to hold nfTi. cient grain, and lead a supply to thc hampers, it may be left in perfect safety for twenty-four hours at a time. The wind may blow from a moderate hreez? to storm, (both inclusive) and chamx' its directiou as vtften and as quick a may b jand little if any ditferencc will be perceii vrl in tbf nif ivfnnnt nf llmmill 'l'l.-. - t v. mg nnu grisi mius, it will be tound c htua piallv ctll-ctive, and lese::icnsivc Persons desirous of further information in relation to this ini!ortant i!ir-fiv..n-will please visit the mill of the mi lersig'nj ed, or address him by mail, pot rviiclto j Vinccnncs, Ind., which will receive due ' attention Any person or persons, w ho will build a good and substantial mill on the above principle,such as the undersigned will designate to him or them in writing, in tho most prominent place in any of the states, and attend to the same persauallv, shall be entitled to half the proceeds "arisiu from a patent in thc state he or th- may select. J. L. COLMAX. Vinccnncs, March '-iO, ls:n ii-Jm. Siuce the above was handed to the VJ. itor, a respectable and intelligent citizen of this place, Willis Fellows, Kjr. well actpiaiuted with machinery, and with tho different principles of windmill, gave it a his opinion, that the above principle is at least live hundred per cent, preferable to any heretofore used. Rd. Si.